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Sierra Designs Vapor 15 sleeping bag giveaway

by Jason Heflin (RSS feed) on Oct 5th 2010 at 5:00PM

We recently reviewed the Sierra Designs Vapor 15 sleeping bag. The superior warmth of this bag makes it a perfect choice for locales where temps can dip below freezing. We're giving one Sierra Designs Vapor 15 away to a lucky Gadling reader!

The Sierra Designs Vapor 15's construction is focused on weight savings, to keep the bag small and easily stowable. Smart features like a half zipper, jacket-style hood, and ultralight filling make it possible to stuff it down to the size of a football. The Vapor 15 can keep the average sleeper comfortable to temps as cold as 15 degrees Fahrenheit.

HOW TO WIN:

To enter, simply leave a comment below telling us where you would use this sleeping bag first.
The comment must be left before Thursday October 7, 2010 at 5pm Eastern time.
You may enter only once.
One winner will be selected in a random drawing.
The winner will receive one free Sierra Designs Vapor 15 sleeping bag.
Open to legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia who are 18 and older.
The bag is valued at $419.95.
Click here for complete Official Rules.

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Reader Comments (Page 4 of 7)

Johnny Oct 6th 2010 9:56AM

This would be great for my trip north this winter!

Mel Oct 6th 2010 8:40AM

I'd use it for my first ice climbing/mountaineering trip this winter! Being a California girl, I'm going to need all the extra warmth and coziness I can get! Watch out New Hampshire!

Christine Riggs Oct 6th 2010 10:17AM

I would use this to camp in the Smoky Mountains!

Caitlin Z Oct 6th 2010 9:43AM

I would use this on my trip up Machu Pichu in December!

MattS Oct 6th 2010 9:53AM

Got a cold overnight Boy Scouts trip coming up.

Powninja Oct 6th 2010 10:15AM

I'm headed back to Kashmir this winter and would use it in the snowy backcountry of the the Pir Panjal range. If I win, expect an email with words and photos from a ski adventure at 15,000 feet.

Brian Why Oct 6th 2010 10:39AM

First place I'd use this is at Umstead State Park here in Raleigh. After that, we would go into the Blue Ridge Mountains and really give it a workout.

Laura Ann Adams Oct 6th 2010 11:39AM

I would use this camping at our annual family reunion/campout on the mountain.

Nancy Oct 6th 2010 9:24PM

I'd use this sleeping bag to finally go winter camping with my husband in New Hampshire's White Mountains!

Richard Vega Oct 6th 2010 11:59AM

I would use it at Big Bend National park.

washarp Oct 6th 2010 11:59AM

I'd use this bag in the winter months as I travel around the country, camping out at various chick-fil-a openings.

Molly Oct 7th 2010 11:19AM

Camping trip in Austin in November - I hear it gets chilly!

bravo Oct 6th 2010 3:26PM

I do need a cold weather bag...

JC Oct 6th 2010 1:31PM

The moon. If not there, earth.

Ryan Oct 6th 2010 1:54PM

I'd use it in my apartment this winter!

Nick Oct 6th 2010 1:47PM

I'd use this on an upcoming trip to the Grand Canyon N'tl Park :)

Dave Oct 6th 2010 2:05PM

Greenland! I just came back from Iceland a month ago, and unfortunately I didn't have time to make a quick hop to Greenland, but I would love to experience the place.

Thomas Oct 6th 2010 2:12PM

I would use this when I summit Mt. Whitney later this year as well as numerous other back country hikes. In a few years I plan to do the high sierra trail or the john muir trail and this bag would probably be right at home on either of those two.

Darin Jensen Oct 6th 2010 2:07PM

Well, my wife always told me about one of her favorite winter camping experiences in the mountains near Salt Lake City. She and a friend pitched their tent in the snow and when they awoke the next morning they had sunk 6 inches. So, if I were to win this sleeping bag I would take my wife winter camping and try to recreate this experience.